Reserve Forces Act 1980
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55 Admission to Greenwich Hospital.
(1) Every man of the Royal Naval Reserve, the Royal Fleet Reserve and the Royal Marines Reserve, under such regulations as may be made by the secretary of State, shall be— (a) eligible for admission to the Royal Hospital at Greenwich; and (b) thereupon entitled to the same privileges and advantages as those who are or have been in Her Majesty’s navy. (2) The Greenwich Hospital Acts 1865 to 1967 have effect as if references in those Acts to any naval reserve force included references to the Royal Marines Reserve.
55 Admission to Greenwich Hospital.
(1) Every man of the Royal Naval Reserve, the Royal Fleet Reserve and the Royal Marines Reserve, under such regulations as may be made by the secretary of State, shall be— (a) eligible for admission to the Royal Hospital at Greenwich; and (b) thereupon entitled to the same privileges and advantages as those who are or have been in Her Majesty’s navy. (2) The Greenwich Hospital Acts 1865 to 1967 have effect as if references in those Acts to any naval reserve force included references to the Royal Marines Reserve.
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